Friday, November 10, 1944

THE JEWISH NEWS

Morning Kindergarten Class Attracts
Wide Interest at D. W. Simons School

Establishment of the morning
class for children of kindergarten
and pre-kindergarten ages of 31/2
to 5, at the David W. Simons
branch of the United Hebrew
Schools, 4000 Tuxedo, is attract-
ing community-wide interest.
The youngsters meet from 10 to
12 week-day mornings and learn
through play and song.
Miss Fanny M. Kaplan, who
specialized in the field of kin-

Beginners' Classes
Opened by Sholem
Aleichem Institute

W. Snyder, director of the
Sholem Aleichem Folks Institute,
announces the opening of new
classes for eginners in the
schools concluded and supervised
by the Institute.
Enrollment of new students in
the first four grades is now tak-
ing place at the following schools:
3754 Monterey, McCulloch Public
School (Room 210), 13120 Wilde-
mere, Brady Public School
(Room 127), 2920 Joy Road.
Parents desiring to give their
children a progressive Jewish
education are advised to register
them at any one of the above
branches. The schools are open
daily except Fridays and Satur-
days, 3:30 to 7:30 p. m.
The pupils are taught to read
and write Yiddish, Jewish his-
tory, the Bible, Jewish litera-
ture, customs and traditions,
Jewish holidays and their signi-
ficance, Jewish folks songs, Nig-
unim and dramatics.

UHS Talmud Class
Open to Beginners

Fritz Kreisler Here
Nov. 16; Jeanette
MacDonald, Nov. 19

The United Hebrew Schools an-.
nounce the opening of a class in
Talmud for beginners at the Phil-
The assisting artists who ap-
pear with Karl Krueger and the
adelphia-Byron School.
This class consists of boys of Detroit Symphony on Thursday,
the 1944 graduating class. In
addition, there is a class in ad-
vanced Talmud for boys of the
second year of High School in
the Philadelphia-Byron School.
Max Gordon is instructor' of the
High School and graduating
classes and J. Cashdan is in-
structor in Talmud.
To accommodate children of
the 12th St. district who have not
F. Kreisler Miss MacDonald
yet been enrolled in the Hebrew
School, new classes for boys and Nov. 16, and Sunday, Nov. 19,
girls of all grades are now being are without doubt undisputed
formed. Parents are urged to masters in their fields.
Neither time nor fate have
register their children at an early
age.
dimmed the luster and greatness
Buses for transportation are of Fritz Kreisler, soloist of Nov.
provided by the Philadelphia- 16, and the renowned concert
Byron school for children who artist and motion picture star,
live in the, outlying districts. The Jeanette MacDonald, promises to
school is located at 1245 W. Phil- continue her practice of break-
adelphia, corner Byron. Morris ing all box-office records on
Nov. 19.
—Photo by Herman Krieger, Jewish News Staff Photographer Lachover is principal. For infor-
mation
call
MA.
8770,
Office
hours
dergarten and pre-kindergarten traub, Delores Pfeifer, Linda are 9:30 to 1, 3 to 8.
Deakin, Dance Critic,
work, is in 'charge of the class. Simons, Sharon Salinger, Ber-
At Center This Sunday
Abraham J. Lachover is prin- nard Kahan, Barry Ostrow.
Detroit Lodge Bnai Britt,
cipal of the school and Mrs. Til-
Seated on the floor, left to
The Jewish Community Center
lie Kaplan is secretary.
right: Lydia Danuloff, Raymond To Hold War Bond Rally
will present Irving Deakin, dance
The children of the class, Tachman, Sandra Lenhoff, Jerry
Detroit Lodge 1374 of Bnai critic, author, and lecturer, this
Glassman, Suzanne Levine, Mau-
shown 'above, are:
Sunday, at 3 p. m., in the Audi-
rice Singal, Francis Singal, Jerry Brith will stage a War Bond rally torium.
Seated on chairs, left to right: Klein.
at its monthly meeting Tuesday
Mr. Deakin, who will speak on
Phyllis Shapiro, Bobby Shapiro,
In the background are: left, night at the Workman's Circle
Nancy Novominsky, Sandra Star- Miss Fanny M. Kaplan, teacher; Bldg., 11519 Linwood, the presi- "The Dance of Today" and will
man, Gail Posen, Priscilla Wein- right, Mrs. T. Kaplan, secretary. dent, William Joelson, announces. use recordings for demonstration
A representative of- the Treasury purposes, was formerly with the
Department will be the principal Ballet Theater. He is now ad-.
the Army. Many Detroiters are speaker and a bond issuing vance lecturer for Katherine
included.
agency will be set up for the Dunham and will appear at the
Celebrations will take place meeting. New Navy Department Cass Theater, Nov. 19-25.
There is no admission charge.
simultaneously in all major cities motion pictures of the war will
The public is invited.
of the United States, Canada, be shown.
England, Australia and South
Africa. At the Leon Blum colony,
a corner-stone will be laid for in addition to Mr. Alper's speech
the building which is to serve there will be a dramatic reading
on Naame and a choral presen-
Labor Zionist Leader Here as the center of all Habonim ac- tation of Palestinian songs. Abra- —surer, stronger or faster than genuine
tivity throughout the world.
ham Cohen of the Jewish Com- pure St. Joseph Aspirin. No aspirin can-
Nov. 11 for Address on
Avrum Schulsinger, who heads munity Council will serve as do more for you. World's largest seller at
lot. 36 tablets 200; 100 tablets only Me.
Chalutzim
Detroit Habonim, announces that chairman of the evening.
Be sure you demand St. Joseph Aspirin.:

Alper Speaks
At Habonim
Celebration

Max Alper, Labor Zionist lead-
er of Chicago, will be the guest
speaker at the celebration com-
memorating the founding of Kfar
Blum, the Habonim colony at

THERE IS
NO ASPIRIN

liberation rally

America Celebrates the Return of

Freedom to the Peoples of Europe

Sunday, November 12
Masonic Temple at 2 P. M.

Children Enjoying
UHS Play-School
At Rose Cohen Unit

The Rose Sittig Cohen Branch
of the United Hebrew Schools at
13226 Lawton announce that
children and mothers are en-
thusiastic about the play-school
where the youngsters play games,
sing songs, find joy in block
building, crayoning, paper cut-
ting and pasting. Their Wednes-
day luncheons are looked for-
ward to as their "party."
This week finger painting will
be introduced.
The play school is in charge
of Miss Miriam Gold, who has
a fine Hebrew background and
a good secular education. She
has her B. A. degree and a teach-
er's certificate from Ohio State,
as well as 'a Michigan teacher's
certificate. She is about to re-
ceive her master's degree from
Wayne University, majoring in
child guidance. She observed
nursery schoo:3 at the School of
Experimental Education at Co-
lumbia University in New York
City, took arts and crafts for
nursery schools at New York
University, crafts in education at
Wayne University, and last sum-
mer had a course in child de-
velopment at the work shop of
University of Michigan.
The play school meets from
10 a.m. to 12 p.m. For infoi ma-
lion call TO. S-0063.

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SPEAKERS:

Sen. Harley M. Kilgore

of West Virginia

MAX ALPER

Naame in Eretz Yisroel: The
event will take place at the Rose
Sittig Cohen Bldg. this Saturday,
No. 11, at 9 p. m.
Mr. Alper, an architect by pro-
fession, will discuss the subject,
"American Chalutzim for Pales-
tine." He fought with the Amer-
ican Legion in Palestine in 1917
and is familiar with the situation
in Palestine and the need for
American Chalutzim in the post-
war period. A member of the
National Council of the Histad-
rut, he has been in close contact
with the Labor Zionist youth
movement.
The Leon Blum colony at
Naame is named for the one-time
Premier of France, and was
founded a year ago by a group of
young people from the U. S.,
England and the Baltic countries.
It is located in a swampy district
in the Galil, and the Chalutzim
are now draining the swamps and
reclaiming the fields. Several
hundred young Americans plan
to join them when war travel
conditions permit, and when
many of them are released from

Pres. Frank X. Martel

Detroit Federation of Labor

Pres. R. J. Thomas

UAW-CIO

Col. Ilya M. Sarayev

Soviet Military Attache

Pageant of United Nations and Liberated
Peoples in Native Costume—Musk

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American - Soviet Friendship

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Indorsed by AFL and CIO Councils

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75c and Up Plus Tax

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